This photo makes me happy. Lloyd Ruby’s No. 10 Lightning-Offy, 1977 Indy 500, and all of its slimline glory and mechanical complexity. Ruby started 19th and finished 27th.
This photo makes me extraordinarily happy: Jaguar XJR-5, driven by Brian Redman and Hurley Haywood, circa 1985 at Road Atlanta. It was my first favorite IMSA GTP car and continues to hold that place in my heart.
With IMSA headed to The Track Formerly Known as Mosport this weekend, take a look back at the 2006 American Le Mans Series event at the glorious Canadian circuit. I was there running a World Challenge team and didn’t…
Take a look back at the 2008 ALMS race on the streets of Belle Isle in Detroit during the series’ golden era.
Audi’s race-winning R18 provides a fond look back at the final appearance for LMP1 cars–and the ALMS–at the 12 Hours of Sebring in 2013.
This photo makes me happy. Simpson’s iconic “Darth Vader” helmet + the bespeckled Pete Halsmer at the Michigan CART IndyCar event in 1984.
Awesome adventures in aerodynamics with Mario Andretti and his Wildcat-Cosworth at Pocono 1982, which sports two rear wings…one up top and one at the base of the ground effects tunnels.
Enjoy a deep gallery of images from Ford’s return to international sports car racing in 2016 with its twin-turbo V6-powered GT. The selection covers the Ford Chip Ganassi Racing team’s unveiling at Le Mans in June 2015, its public…
The site of IMSA’s first street race took place at Miami in 1983. Enjoy the black & white gallery below (which, like the race, encountered some foul weather), and the story about the event that was published on RACER.com…
A look at the public unveiling of Champ Car’s new savior, the spec Panoz DP07, during the series’ San Jose street race in 2006.